UK counter-terrorism practice: The lessons yet to be learned

31st May 2023Andrew Staniforth, Policing Insight

The findings of the Manchester Arena Inquiry, which examined in detail one of the UK’s worst terrorist attacks, highlights a range of failures leading up to the bombing attack, and in the emergency services’ response; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth argues that in the wake of the Inquiry, the counter-terrorism community must look to learn the key lessons of the past, while recognising and addressing the threats both of today and the future.

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UK counter-terrorism practice: The lessons yet to be learned

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